0 N Spry Tract 4 Road

Tract 4 on North Spry Road offers +/- 19.3 acres of open former pasture ground in southwest Jefferson County, Indiana, with room for a private homesite far off the road. Approximately 120 feet of frontage on North Spry Road leads into a long, open tract that stretches roughly 1,500 feet (about 500 yards) from the southwest corner to the far east tip. The far east side sits about 450 yards from the road, and a home built near the middle of the property would be set back approximately 250 yards, a setting that delivers real privacy with a long driveway. For many years this ground was run as a cattle farm, with sheep on the property at times. The old pasture lays very well, giving a builder plenty of options for a house site, shop, or garden. Water and electric are on site. Two barns previously used for livestock remain on the property, and partial fencing along with 2-strand wire surrounds parts of the field, offering a head start for anyone planning to run cattle, sheep, or other livestock again. Beyond building and livestock, the acreage works well for recreation. The open ground leaves room for riding four-wheelers and hiking. The surrounding area is known for good whitetail deer and turkey hunting. Access is a strong point. The property sits very close to Deputy Pike for easy travel east and west, with convenient routes to State Road 3, State Road 7, State Road 250, and State Road 256. The location falls within the triangle of Madison, Scottsburg, and North Vernon. Deputy is about 9 minutes away, Madison about 24 minutes, Scottsburg about 27 minutes, and North Vernon about 28 minutes. The property is located in the Southwestern Jefferson County Consolidated School Corporation. Tract 4 is one of four tracts on North Spry Road that can be combined. Pairing it with Tract 2 creates approximately +/- 22.8 acres covering everything on the east side of North Spry Road.